Shamus McGroggan
Membership and Development DirectorShamus is a Pennsylvania native who was raised in the Lehigh Valley. He first became involved with radio in 2002 while attending York College of Pennsylvania where he worked at the school's student-run radio station, WVYC, for college credit.
Since earning a B.A. in mass communication, Shamus has gone on to host shows for WXPN in Philadelphia (Y-Rock on XPN) and WMUH in Allentown. He began his WDIY tenure as an on-air volunteer in 2007 and became part of the station's staff in 2014.
As WDIY's Membership and Development Director, his duties include overseeing the station's membership activities, grant writing, public relations, and online activities. In his spare time, Shamus currently produces and hosts Tape Swap Radio.
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Check out photos and video from WDIY's 30th birthday bash at South Mountain Grove in Allentown. -
The Pennsylvania News Media Association has recognized WDIY's news reporting, podcasts, and online presence in the annual statewide broadcasting honors. -
WDIY's Executive Director was one of several guests on a live panel discussion examining the proposed federal cuts to public media funding. -
The Lehigh Valley-based trio talk with Tape Swap Radio's Shamus McGroggan about their new band and the benefit show for WDIY at the Bethlehem Area Public Library on Tuesday, June 24. -
The Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters held their 2025 Excellence in Broadcasting Awards ceremony in Harrisburg on Friday — and WDIY's 'Charla Comunitaria' was one of the honorees. -
Wind gusts as high as 60 mph moved through the Lehigh Valley Sunday, knocking out power for over 3,000 residents, according to PPL. -
The Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters (PAB) has announced that WDIY's monthly show Charla Comunitaria with Aurea Ortiz has won a 2025 Excellence in Broadcasting Award for Outstanding Public Affairs Program/Program Series. -
We're giving away a weekend getaway for two to the 34th Annual Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest! -
Six new members have joined the Board of Directors for the Lehigh Valley Community Broadcasters Association. -
WDIY marks 30 years of broadcasting after first taking to airwaves on January 8, 1995. The station has special events and programming planned throughout the year to mark the milestone.
